Iran Between the Specter of War and the Calculations of Netanyahu and Trump: Has Confrontation Grown Near?
Ibrahim Al-Madhoun offers a reading of the trajectory of escalation between the United States, Israel and Iran, examining the prospects of a new war breaking out and the political and regional factors that may limit it.
Turmoil inside Israel's law enforcement agencies shakes the country amid election result crisis
An article in Yedioth Ahronoth highlights the clash between Shin Bet chief David Zini and legal adviser Gali Baharav-Miara, and fears of political interference in law enforcement institutions.
From $100 million to $330 billion: the history of US aid to Israel
From a $100 million loan to assistance exceeding $330 billion, how US support for Israel evolved, and why Trump's announcement of halting $8 billion in funding threatens it?
‘The Most Despicable Man in History’: Israeli Writer Blames Netanyahu for Israel’s Disasters
In his farewell article in Haaretz, Israeli writer Nehemia Shtrasler attacked Benjamin Netanyahu and held him responsible for the failures of 7 October and the ongoing wars.
Yedioth Ahronoth: Five scenarios for Israel to escape its political deadlock
Yedioth Ahronoth outlines five scenarios for escaping Israel's political deadlock, including a unity government headed by Netanyahu, a minority government backed by the Arab parties, or new elections
Allegations of foreign funding for the Arab vote: Is Netanyahu laying siege to his opponents?
Solberg asks the Shin Bet to investigate suspicions of foreign funding aimed at influencing Israel's elections, while Smotrich and Ben-Gvir demand that Arab party leaders be investigated.